Mourners and dignitaries pay their respects to HM Queen Elizabeth II (Image: PA)
The Queen’s coffin made a six-hour journey from Balmoral to Holyrood Palace Edinburgh passing through Aberdeen and Dundee.
The oak coffin was lifted into a hearse by six of the Balmoral estate’s gamekeepers and draped with the Royal Standard of Scotland a wreath of flowers
Thousands of people lined the route as the funeral cortege made a 175 mile journey.
Mourners paid their respects at Ballater near Balmoral as a hearse carrying the late monarch's coffin travelled from Crathie Kirk heading towards Edinburgh.
The six-hour journey to the Scottish capital saw the cortege travel through Deeside, Aberdeen, Dundee, Perth and Fife.
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